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What is the Product Marketing View? What can I do in the Product Marketing View?

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Updated over 3 weeks ago

1. What is the Product Marketing View?

Product Marketing Spend is calculated by allocating the campaign cost proportionally to the products sold from that campaign. For example, if a campaign cost €10,000 and 80% of the sold products originated from this campaign, then 80% of the marketing spend is attributed to those products.

This approach enables the calculation of metrics like Product ROAS (Return on Ad Spend), providing you with ROAS data at the product level.

2. What can I do in the Product Marketing View?

Period, Attribution, Filter, Share View

Some elements, like Period, Attribution, Filters and Share View are the same as in the Dashboard View. You can find detailed information about these in the linked articles.

Breakdown

By clicking on the Breakdown button, you can choose on what breakdown the data is shown in the table. Your options are:

  • Product: The general product, e.g., Men's Cotton T-Shirt

  • Product & variant: Product with its variant, such as color or size

  • Product type: The overarching product category, e.g., Apparel, Accessories, or Home Decor

Pin the first column

By clicking on the pin icon, you can pin a column so that it remains visible when you scroll to the right of the table.

Turn Toggle sort on or off

The toggle sorting function allows you to sort columns by clicking the two triangles in each column. You can switch between ascending (lowest to highest) and descending (highest to lowest) order.

Export

Clicking on the three dots in the upper right corner gives you options to export your data.

When exporting data, you can select between various data formats. By clicking on “Export via scheduled email,” you can also schedule regular exports of your reports. You can manage the recipients and set the frequency for these reports. Under “Manage Exports,” you can view and edit the scheduled email reports you've created.

You can also hover over the metrics to see with which formulas they are calculated.

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